the shoulder girdle bones and joints Flashcards

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the shoulder girdle (pectoral)

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bones, joints and muscles associated with how the. suspension of the upper limb on the trunk

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the shoulder joint

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the area of articulation of the upper limb with its girdle

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bones of the shoulder girdle

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scapula (shoulder bone) and clavicle (collar bone)

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joints of shoulder girdle

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acromioclavicular joint- between clavicle and scapula (junction), sternoclavicular joint (medial joint), scapulothoracic junction- scapula articulates with the rib cage at a junction

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what is the clavicle

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S shaped, horizontal and anterior, holds scapula and humerus to the side of the body away from the thoracic giving mechanical advantage and aiding stability

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medial end of clavicle

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rounded, triangular cross section, articulates with sternum, convex anteriorly

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lateral end of clavicle

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broad and flattened, concave anteriorly, articulates with acromion of scapula, called acromial end

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bony features of clavicle- deltoid tubercle

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for attachment of anterior fibres of deltoid, on superior aspect of clavicle

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bony features of clavicle- trapezoid line and conoid tubercle

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inferior- acromial end- for attachment of the coracoclavicular ligament

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bony features of clavicle- subclavian groove

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depression in middle of clavicle- for the subclavian vessel

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bony features of clavicle- costal tuberosity

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at the medial or sternal end of clavicle- for the attachment of the costoclavicular ligament

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clavicle- muscular attachment- acromial end

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upper fibres of trapezius, anterior fibres of deltoid more posterior

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clavicle- muscular attachment- medial end

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sternocleidomastoid, origin for pectoralis major

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3 borders of scapula

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medial, lateral and superior

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2 angles of scapula

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where borders meet- inferior between medial and lateral borders
superior- between medial and superior border

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2 surfaces of scapula

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costal/ anterior, dorsal/ posterior

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3 bony processes of scapula

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the head, acromion process, coracoid process

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bony points on scapula

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head of scapula with short neck, spine of scapula from medial border to junction of the upper 2/5 and lower 3/5 of medial border, this is route of spine of scapula, this elongated spreads to become acromial process

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scapula bony features

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spine and acromion process, glenoid cavity, 2 fossae- divided by spine, border and angles, coracoid process, subscapular fossa, suprascapular notch

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2 fossae of spine

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supraspinous- above spine- supraspinous muscle

infraspinous- below spine- infraspinatus muscle

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sternum

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manubrium- upper 2/5 of structure, sternum- majority articulation with ribs, Xiphoid process, sternal notch (jugular notch), sternal angle (angle of louis), sternoclavicular junction- articulation for clavicle

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acromioclavicular joint- type and surfaces

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synovial plane
articular surfaces- small oval facet on lateral clavicle and medial acromion, covered by fibrocartilage, intra articular disc

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acromioclavicular joint- capsule

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attached to articular margin, strengthened by fibres above and below (acromioclavicular ligament- binds articular surfaces together) covered with synovial membrane

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acromioclavicular joint- coracoclavicular ligament

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2 bands trapezoid ligament- goes to the trapezoid line and conoid ligament- goes to conoid tubercle- both originate from the route of coracoid process and go verticall
sited medially and inferior to acromioclavicular join

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acromioclavicular joint- movements

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very small glides and acromion on clavicle

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sternoclavicular joint- joint type and movements

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synovial saddle- small gliding movements

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sternoclavicular joint- shape

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clavicle convex- covered with fibrocartilage, manubrium sterni concave- covered in hyaline cartilage and costal cartilage of 1st rib, contains an intra articular disc

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sternoclavicular joint- capsule ligaments

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anterior and posterior sternoclavicular ligaments, intra-clavicular ligament- draped across 2 ends of clavicles

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sternoclavicular joint- extracapsular ligament

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costoclavicular ligament- bonds to the under surface of medial end of clavicle